Semi -Weekly Tribune
Ira L. Bare, Editor aatl Pabliiter.
. , iHnMBOnTPTION UATKfll
One Year, cuh In advance
Montba, CMh la ad vane 06 cm
Kntered at North PUtte, Nobragka.Poitofflce
m9 IVVUUU imw uaru i
COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS. I !ilSt;!fc
JFRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1910.
$ '' Aiaportanlty lo Antiit.
The furniture for the now Presbyter
ian church is being placed, the walls
have been handsomely decorated, the
electric light fixtures have been or
dercd, the $2,G00 pipe organ will arrive
in about thirty days, and the splendid
now edlflco will bo dedicated about
Easter time, probably Easter Sunday,
This building which complete will cost
a little In excess of $25,000, is certainly
a credit to tho city, not only in arch
itectural beauty, but in modern ap
pointments and conveniences. With
dimensions' 65x90 feet, provided with
parlors, kitchen, pantry, toilet rooms
and furnaco room on the ground floor,
and auditorium, Sunday school room,
primary room and pastor's Btudy on
tho main floor, the building is certain
ly one which will moqt tho require
ments of tho congregation for the
present as well as the future. The
seating capacity of the auditorium is
COO.
So far tho congregation has bomo the
whole cost of the'bliildiug proper, and
all bills to date have been paid, but
there yet remains to bo paid a balance;
on tho heating plant, the fyrnlturo,
carpets, electric light fixtures, the
organ and money borrowed to complete
tho amount due tho contractor, the
wholo amounting to about six thousand
dollars. To meet part of tills amount
duo, the trustees will ask the people of
North Platte to subscribe In such
amounts as they feel they can afford,
and subscriptions from all will bo re
ceived, whether the amount Is ten cents
or $100.00. A committeo started out
witna subscription paper yesterday,
and the few of our citizens approached
responded in tho right spirit
Tho now church is ono in which we
can all take a pride; its beauty, size
and conveniences appeals to all who
visit the city, and the stranger within
our gates, or the one who comes hero
with a view of establishing a home,
must at once conclude that the moral
atmosphere of a town containing such
a building is good it is an advertise
ment for the city that will bring re
sults. The Tribune therefore believes
that every citizen of North Plattet re
gardless of denominational preference.
should contribute to tho fund needed to
meet tho obligations, and should make
such contributions cheerfully.
The mombers of tho congregation
have cortainly'dono tholr full part In
meeting tho expenses to dato; let us as
citizens contributo tho nmount yet
needed; so that on tho day of dedica
tion it can ue satu to tho credit of our
people that ihe splendid building has
been consecrated to tho moral uplift of
tho town frco of debt.
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I XV
Inter- ji
Hoard mot pursuant to adjournment, Mi
present Springer, Walter and Streltz,
commissioners, and county clerk.
Hoard proceeds to make their annunl
estimate of expenses for tho year of
1910 as follows:
General fund, $40,000.00
General road fund, 20,000.00
General bridge fund, 12,000.00
Soldiers' reliof fund, 1,000.00
North Platto bridge bond and
est, 1,360.00
Eureka bridge bond and interest,
2,600.00
Herehoy bridge bond Interest, 600.00
Bostwick bridge bond Interest, 250.00
School district No 2, bond and inter
est, 150.00
North Platto Dist No 1, bond and In
terest, 3,000.00
North Platto Dist No 1, now bond
2,000.00
Dist No 18, bond and interest, 190.00
Dist No 122, bond and interest, 15.00
Dist No 105 bond nnd interest, 165.00
Dist No 7, bond and interest, 520.00
Dist No 36, interest, 30.00
Dist No 55, interest, 125.00
Dist No 86, interest, 30.00
Dist No 92, interest, 115.00
Dist No 93, interest, 16.00
Christ Johnson is horoby appointed
rond overseer for Dist 28.
Claim of E C Hostotter, bridge work
allowed for 1G.50
Road No 328 comes up beforo tho
board for final action, It is therefore
granted and county surveyor is heroby
ordered to survey tho same according
to law.
Road No 325 comes up for final action
nnd the same is granted as prayed. The
county surveyor is ordered to survey
the samo according to law.
The following claims were allowed
on tho bridge fund:
,0'Rourko & Kratzenstein, 72.86
Carl Lunkwitz, labor, 114.00
C. P. Iddings Co., lumber, 293.90
G. T. Field, lumber, 541.20
Henry Cokor, labor, 24.00
D. B. Whlto, labor, 2.50
The county clerk is instructed to
spread upon tho records the taxes of
the party who owns Bection 20-14-32
Aaron Kain is hereby appointed
road overseer Dist No 25
C. At Hess is appointed road over
seer for Dist 8
Claim of J. D. Adams, road grador,
allowed for 225.00 on Dist 20, and
225.00 on Dist 46
L. Trusty, rond overseer, Dist 43,
100.00
J. C. Ready, cash for work in Dist
42, 200.00
W. S. Ross, Road dist 41, 25.00
O. A. Bacon, salary 4th quarter 1909,
150.00
W C Elder, services, 236.70
Sundry porsons, services as witness
cs, 140.00
Instituto for feoblo minded, 118.25
C 11 Walker, services, 108.00
Maxwell Merchants Adopt Cash Plan.
We the undersigned business men and merchants of Maxwell, Lincoln county, Nebraska,
covenant and agree with each other to adopt the following rule in our various lines of business, viz:
On and After February 15th, 1910, We Will
Sell for Cash, Note or Produce Only . . .
We request that all persons who are indebted to us shall make arrangements to settle all old ac
counts on or before suid date. We are willing to do this in a satisfactory manner.
We are making this change for several excellent reasons and only after carefully considering
all sides of the question. We believe it will be a distinct gain for our customers even more than
for ourselves. In a cash business all losses on bad accounts from whatever cause are avoided, book
keeping and collection accounts are done away with, there is no possibility of disputes and wrangles
over accounts, the merchant always has ready money to buy goods at the lowest spot cash prices
and profit by all discounts for cash.
To make up for these losses and various expenses wo have been forced to charge enough for
our goods to cover them by the profits. Every store doing a credit business must do this or quit
The people of this community want low prices, they want us to meet outside competition, to
which they must pay cash. We can do this on a cash basis, in fact, can guarantee you, at least n
good saving on your purchases. This change of policy does not mean n sacrifice of quality or
going back on the standard set ourselves. In every single item we shall give you better goods for
the same price, or tho same article for less where there has not been an advance in price. This
change, too, implies no question of, or reflection on any one's ability to pay what he honestly owes
or his willingness. It simply gives us the means to serve our customers better. The generous
patronage you have given us we appreciate. We want you to continue it and we shall make it
richly worth your while by the much closer price and cash business will enable us to quote.
Wc will sell for cash, note or produce only. No credit account will be run with anyone after Feb
ruary 10, 1910. Signed,
Wm. Gregg,
C. S. Everley,
A. D. Jergensen,
W. H. Merrick &. Co.,
J. W. Barbee,
J. W. Fetter,
Otto Schwanz,
S. W. Clark & Son,
A. B. Davidson,
I. C. Clarlc,
Chas. Gregg,
M. Kuhns,
Ed Marr & Co.,
F. E. Knapp,
W. H. Ho war tor.
Streitz nnd county clerk.
Bill of D. B. Whlto allowed on Dis
trict 4 for $73.00.
Bill of D. B. White for $43.00 allowed
on bridge fund.
Porterflcld hnving failed to qualify
as superintendent ot boutn nersnoy
bridge, W. .VI. Dymond is hereby ap
pointed superintendent for tho north
and south side bridges at Hershey.
Ray C. Langford, county treasurer:
you are hereby authorized to refund to
Irrigation & Land .Co. the sum of
$21.35 on account of error in as
sessment of interest in school land.
Tho commissioners completed check
ing the books of tho county treasurer
and tho county superintendent.
Adjourned until March 2, 1910, when
the board will go to Deer Creek to
view roads, and will bo in session
March 4, 1910.
Lewis Warner, of Lexington, is trans
acting business and. visiting his brother
E. D.
Willis J Retinoid. M I) J U McKlrahan. M D
Drs. Redfield & McKirahan
Phsicians and Surgeons.
All CnllB Promptly Answered. Phones
642-044
Ofllco at P. and S. Hospital.
John S. Twinem, M, D.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
Special attention to Obstetrics and
Children's Diseases.
Office: McDonald State Bank Building,
Corner 6th & Dewey Sts.
Phones: Office 183. Residence 283.
Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life is beinir made more
safe through tho work of Dr. King's
New Life Pills in Constipation, Bilious-
i..n.i, ..oa vm,nrf nf M-thi nn.i ness, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Liver
1 " troubles, Kidney Diseases nnd Bowel
Tke HoHte of a Tketuand Candles,
Thero is no fault to find with tho
Koith for having Bocured "Tho House
of a Thousand Candles" f6r return en
gagementon Thursday, Feb 3d. In
fact they aro to be congratulated, In
this day pf decadent drama, It is good
to Know that plays that nro eminently
moral and reapectablo still win the
public's favor, and it is probably duo
to this fact that when "Tho, House of
a Thousand Candles" finished its en
gagomenta at Daly's Theatre in New
York, that . Mr. Hackott found Urn
demand for the play was bo great that
it was moved Into his own theatre,
"Tho Hackott," instead of boinp sent
on tno road, this play has the unique
distinction of being the first book play
to run an entire season in Hew York
City.
EBgiHeneB'Ferced to Jump,
In speaking of tho wreck oast of
Elm Creek Tuesday, tho Kearney Hub
says:
The wreck was caused by tho fog,
which hid tho blocks until the freight
had approached within one hundred
yards of the signal, Tho freight train
wbb running twenty mlloa. an..,bbur and
the work train was making ten. Tio
work train had moved on the main
track and thev block Biennis, wlildh pro
tected the; approaclilng kin, were in
visible until it wad too late to
deaths, r.zo
Paul G Meyer, ofllco expenses, 1.95
W T Elliott is hereby nppointed .con
stable In Brady precinct
John D Drake is appointed constablo
In Cottonwood precinct
I V Dniloy annotated road overseer
in Dist No 37
County Clerk is instructed to nbtify
J J R Holm to fllo claim for his sor
vices as rond overseer in Dist 34 nnd
to deliver road book
Bond of J J It Holm rond overseer
Dist 3-1 not approved for reason thnt
samo was not filed In time prescribed
by law
Jacob Miller, road work, Dist 38,
GO.OO
E H Springer, cervices, 58.52
Chango in Road No 309 comes up be
fore tho board for final action, and
thero being no claims or objections
ncainst it. it is therefore granted as
prayed, and tho surveyor having sur
voved tho enmo. it is therefore not
deemed necessary to survey said road
Ray C Langford, county treasurer:
you aro hereby ordered to rofuud to 1
W PasHmoro tho sum of oiclity cents
on account of error in assessment
Aaron Kain, cash to be spent in
Road Dist No 25, 200.00
Lincoln Development Co, grading
road No 309, 300.00
Paul G Meyer comes beforo tho
board and requests that the board buy
him a surveyor's instrument to uso for
county surveying. Commissioner Wal
teri and Streltz favor
am) Commissioner Spri
unless Instrument is used tor tho pur
pose of county surveys only and not
for independent surveying
Tho county dork is instructed to ad
Disorders. They're easy, but sure, and
gerfectly build up tho health. '25c ut
tone's Drug Store.
A QUESTION OF NECCESSITY.
A irood horse costs nnvwhere from
$150 to $5TO. Wo will sell you a good
warm blanket for $1.75 to $5.00. Isn't
it much the best plan to invest in tho
blanket and save In the cost of horse
flesh by preventing colds or pneumonln
with tho resultant veterinary 'a and
druggist's clmrgos? Our line of blan
kets and horso goods generally la very
complete, liko to see it;
A. F, FINK'S
Phone 268
FOR ALL KINDS OP
Srsi pur, Feed, drain or Hay
fitdn tho
train. Thore were sfcycraVworkmeii. on ycrtiso for county grading for the year
the work irain and one woman. The 101. C00Q cubic yards, more or loss, of
engineer of the freight tralp succeeded dirt tho b,dder to fl!o accepted check
in jumping, clear of the cab boforo the for BW.00 that ho will enter Into a con-
eneined struck but ihe fireman was less "nci with the county M awnrdiid eon-
fortunate. Ho was attemntlntr to trnt tract. Bids to be filed with tho coun
through the window when tho crash y clerk on or beforo March 4th, 1910,
Having recently purchased tho
B. A. Wilson feed Btoro nt tho
corner of Sixth and Locust Sts.
I respectfully invito a share of
tho patronngo of tho public.
Prompt delivery.
J. R. RITNER.
GO TO
came which threw him out. He was
not seriously injured. The engineer
and fireman, on the work train after
reversing tke engine both jumped to
safety. The Union Pacific officials
Will investigate the causo and fix tho
blame. . .
Dr, E. D. McDill of Donvor spent
Wednesday In this city.
D. E.jMerrilNeftfor Hershey Wed
nesday morning.
Harry Walrath returned Wednes
day from a trip up the line on business.
Dr. Goo. B. Dent is hereby appoint
ed county physician for 1910 at a sal
ary of 200.00
Continue checking county treasurer's
office.
The county ji'dgo, county treasurer,
county clerk nnd the clerk of tho dis
trict court are hereby authorized, to
hire tho necessary help in their re
spective offices.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
January 26, 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present commissioners Wultor iu.id'
P. M. SORENSON
FOR
Furniture R c p ai ri n g
AND CABINET WORK.
Also Woodturning.
WINDOW 'SCREENS
.... A Specialty.
i Shop 107 East Flftlu
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HOSPITAL.
A Modern Institution for
the treatment of Medical
and Surgical Cases. Gratl- .
uote Nursing. Physician
in attendance day or night.
Special accommodations
for confinement cases.
721-23 North Locust St.
Telephone No. G42.
W. A. Howard,
EXPERT PIANO
TUNER AND REPAIRER
A Wretched Mistake
to enduro the Itchincr. nainful distress
of Piles. There's no need to. Listen:
"I suffered much from niles." writes
Will A. Marsh, of Silor City. N. C.
"till J. got a box of JJucklon's Arnica
Salvo, and was soon cured." Burns,
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Eczema,
uuts, unappeu tinnus, Uhilblains, van
ish ueioro it. zoc at stone's uruc more.
DR. ELMS,
General Practice of
Medicine, Surgery
Together with his
Specialty. Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat.
Your Glasses Carefully Fitted.
Office and residence 413 East Fifth St.
on ground noor, no stairs to climb.
Phone 559.
North Platte, - - Nebraska,
NOTIOE to QiiKntTnns.
In tho matter of tbo estate ot Samuel E.
iioicnor, aoceasca.
In tho coudty court of Lincoln County, No
braska. .January 21th. 11)10.
Notlco Is horoby given, that tho creditors
of Haiti deceased will meet thn nvivntnrs
of Haul estate, boforo tho County Judge of
Lincoln county. Nebraska, at tho county
court room. In said county, on tho 22nd day of
February. 1010 and on tbo 22nd doy of August,
mm, ax ociock a. m, eacn nay, lor tho pur
pose Of nrosontlnf? their darma fnrnvnmlna-
tlon. adjustment and allowance, Six months
aro allowed for creditors to prcstnt their
claims, nnd ono year for tho executors to
sottlo said estate, from tho 13th ilavnf Jan
uary, 1010. This notlco to bo published for
oignr, successive, issues mj.no North l'latto
numi- uucKiy i. riuuno prior to v ooruary ana
11UU.
J 21M W. O. Rmirh. County .Tudiro,
All work guaranteed. Best
of references. Country.orders
receive prompt attention.
Residence 602 west Fifth St.,
North Platte. Phone 627.
Please leave orders at New
ton's Book Store, phone 261.
HERSHEY
Kesidenco l.oto $50 to $100; $5 down,
$2 per month.
Business Lots $150.
Five acre tracts $150 per acre.
1G0 acres adjoining Hershey on oast
$75, improved.
200 ncres adjoining Hershey on the
sout at $G0.
G. W. BROWN & SON.
You Needn't Mind the Storm
oven if you havo calls to make or
shopping that must bo done. Call up
this livery stable and order a carriage
to help you fullfill your duty. Then
you can call or shop as long as you
want to In both comfort and style. You
como back untircd and with dry shoes
and skirts. Well worth our moderate
charge for tho carriage isn't It?
A. M. Lock.
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants.
To Itobort E. Wllnoti. .Tamos McOolllstnr
.latnos W. Caoy, Joseph V., AdUlns and Qua
a. BCiucyor. Trustees, non resident defend
anis:
you ana oacn or you aro horoby notllled
that on tho-lithUay of Jauuary. 11110. AueuHto
hchlapp. tho plulntllT In this eauw. Illcd her
pouuoii in tuo luisinut coitrtl of Llucoln
county, Nebraska, acalnxt you and each of
you. th object and prayer ot which l to
rorocioso a certain tnorteaca executed by tho
defendant Itobort E. Wilson, tn thn nlnlnt HT
on tho aist day of December. HKJti, for tho turn
or eio.uw.w upon mo property described aa
roiiowK, khuuiu in tno county or Lincoln and
statu ot NourasKa. to-wit:
Tho routh half ISH) ot section 33. township
iu. norm, ran to oi, west ot tuo aixtli principal
monuian; nuriu nan u nj or section o. town
ship 11. north, ranco 31. west of thoslxthnrln
clpal meridian; north lmlf (N M) of section
i, township id, norm, vaniro si west of th
Sixth principal meridian, and tho said
twcnty-llvo acres of said section herctofore
rouoemou: boutti iiauis hi of section 5. town
ship 11, north, ranco 31, west of tho Sixth
principal monuian: an or section
K). north, range HI west of tho Sixth nrlnclna
meridian; all of section 21, township IS, north
ranco til. west Of thoBlxth iirlncinal meridian
west half of northeast Quarter ( W t of NK n
souiiioan quarter or northwest quartor tSK 1
of NW H) and thn northeast quarter of south
wost quarter (NK it of 8WU) of section 28,
luwnsuip tii, mniru ji, west or tno ttlxtli prill
clpal morldlan, and tho south halt of tho
southwest quartor (8), or HW H) and wet
half ot southeast quarter (VH of HE Ulot
section 2a. township 15, north, ranco 31, west
of tho Sixth principal morldlan; and south
nair or nortiioast quarter w n ot an Hi and
tots i ana a or section , townsmp u. north
ranco ai. west or tno sixtn nrinciuM meridian
all of section 0, township 15, north, ranco 31
west or tnoaixtu principal meridian.
That thero Is duo plaintiff upon said
mortcaco lien tho sum ot Jls.mUKi with In
torosv thoreon at 0 txir cent nor annum from
December W, 1WW. Said mortcaco was cven
to secure a promissory nnto of oven dito
wuu baiu luuricncu in mo sum or iduaj Willi
interest thereon at t per cont per annum
from Documbor 31. 1000. Tbo plaintiff also
asks to havo tbo tnorlcaco executed by the
uoionuant James wcwoiusier to tno uorenuani
James K. Casey, under and bv tho name of .1
K. Casov for tho sum of fcXKJOon tho lUthdav
of December. 1V08. and recorded In book S of
raoruracos at pace iui in tno county uiork's
olllco of Lincoln Countv. Nebraska, cine reed
to bo a second lion upon said promises, and
that the rlchls.' claims, Interests and equity
of redemption of each and all of said de
fendants Im barred. That tho claim ot said
defendants Joseph W. Arlklns and Gus. A.
Schloyer.as Trustees for thn coneral creditors
ot tho defendant James McColllstcr under
tho trust .deed oxecutod im tho lit day of
March. IDOu, and recorded In book U-I of
deeds at paco 377 on tho lHtli day of Decem
ber, 109, bo decreed to bo Inferior and subse
quent to the claims of tho plalntllT and
plalntlir prays for a docreo ot foreclosure
otsald inortcaco lien and attorney fees and
costs ot suit, and that defendants bo re
quired to pay said sums within twenty days
f roni tbo decrco to bo entered In this causo,
and tn default ot such payment that said
promises bo sold to pay tho amount found
duo tho plalntllT with Interest and plaintiff's
attorney fees and costs, and that plaintiff's
mortcacobo allrstllen upon said promises,
and that each and all of said defendants bo
foreclosed of all equity of redemption In and
to said promUcs and tor such othor roller as
mar bo lust and enultnhln.
Yon aro required to answer said
or boforo tho 7th day of March, 101
uaicu mis tn uay or
North I'latte. Nebraska.
Ily Iloaclaud & lloagland and D. K. Mill
uur iviiurueya.
SOLID COMFORT
In our five cent cigar for those who
wish to enjoy a smoke that will give
pleasure and gratification nt low cost.
Our fino brands of cigars are the acme
of fine flavor and quality.
J. F. SCHMALZRIED,
BEKEURE'S SALE. , ,
Ilv virtue of an order of sale issuod In tho
braska.ontho 20th day of January. 1U10, In
an action or partition wncroin uainenno ai.
Miller was plalntllT and Henry H. iVolty.
Charles E Solovor, I'hllllp II. Welti, an In
competent, Ilottlo 11. Woltv, cuardlan of tho
person and estato of said I'hllllp II, Wolty.
an Incompetent. Harriet II. Wolty, wlto of
said Henry D. Weltr, Susan I. Selovor, wlfo
ot said Charles E. Solovcr, and Ilottlo It. Wol
ty, wiro or sam runup ii weity, wero de
fendants, I will Bell at public auction at tbo
oast front door of tho court liouso In tho city
ot North I'latte. Lincoln. County No-
hraska. on thn second day of
March, wiu, at tho hour or ono o ciock
t). m.. tho following described real estato
situate In Lincoln county, Nebraska, to-wlt:
Wost half of Nortiioast quartor and Southeast
quartor of Northoast quarter, all In Section
23, Township II, North of Itanco 31, West of
tuo mil i'. Ai.t ana inn rouowinc ucscriooa
real estato situate In Perkins county. Ne
braska, to-wlt: Southeast quarter of Section
i. Townshln 11. North of Ranee 83. West of the
0th I'. M, and tho Northwest quartor ot
Section M. Townihlp IS, North of Uance 37,
West of tho 0th P.M. r
Tho terms or said salo win bo cash In hand.
Dated at North l'latto. Nebraska, thin COt.li
day of January, 1910.
ysv u. k. ELiUKU, itoiorco.
tltlon on
January, 1910, at
or
NOTIOE.
Anson II. Knox. Anna W. Knox. Mar v Knox
Stovons. Justls M, Stevens and Hannah II,
Knox, defendants, will tako notlco that on
tbo 21st day of January. 1010. Samuel V. Knox,
tho plaintiff bore in, nied bis petition In tho
district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska,
acainst said dcrondants, tho object and pray
er of which aro to obtain a decree, that Sam
uel M. Knox, during his Ufotlmo. bold tltlo
to tho following described land, to-wlt! Tho
wost halt ot Section 13, Township 11, Itanco
2d, In Lincoln county. Nebraska, In trust for
tho nlalntliT 'herein. Hamuel 10. Knox. t lmv
said trust ostabllshod and to require tbo de
fendants and each of them, as tho heirs and
dovlseesot Samuol M. Knox, deceased, to oxe
cuto said trust by convoylrjK to plaintiff hero
in oy coou ana suuiciont aeoa or convoyanco
tho land abova described and to exclude thn
defendants and each ot them from any Inter
est, ciaim or uoraanu in ana to said lands
abovo described, or any part tborcof, and for
such othor relief as Justice and equity may
require In tho premises.
You aro required to answ'orsald petition on
or boforo Monday, the 7th day of March,
1U1U
Dated January21st, 1019.
SAMUEL V. KNOX.
J25I Ily Wilcox & Uallltran, his Attornoys.
NOTIOE.
LtzzloJ, Itlchoy and William Itlchoy will
tako notlco that nn tho 17th day of Novombor,
11109. Laura E. Portor. nlalntliT herein, filed
Jjer petition In tho district court of Lincoln
county, aourasxa, acainst said ueronaants.
Impleaded with Robert Wilson, Jr., and Far
mers' Hank of Ohostor, Thayer county. Ne
braska, tho object and prayor of which po
tion aro for a decrco adjudging, that an afll
davlt for servlco by publlcattaa mado by
James M. Hay, attornoy for tho plaintiff, on
tbo 23d day of May, lbvft, In', an action then
pending In tho district court of Lincoln
county, Nobraska, to forccloso a mortcaffo
on tho west bait of tho southeast quartor
and tho oast half of tho southwest. quartor
ot Section B. Township 10, Ranco 32, in Lincoln
county, Nebraska, wherein David Cunning
ham, executor of tho estat ot James' Portor.
deceased, was plalntllT. and Lizzie .1. liltchey
and Wm. Rltchoy ot. al. woro defendants, and
filed In said court and sworn to on said dato
by tho said Jamos M. Ray, was duly and lo
cally executed and sworn to.
And for a decrco that W. O. Elder, clerk of
tho district court ot Lincoln comity. Nobras
ka. bo required to alllx his Mcnaturo to said
allldavlt as ot that dato and toattost tho
samo with tbo seal of bis- said olllco and for a
further dcroo Undlngtbo amount now duo
on a certain mortcago horotoforo placed In
decree In said action aforesaid In tho district
court ot Lincoln county, Nobraska, in tho
case of David Cunningham, oxecutorof tbo
estato of James Portor, deceased, vs. Ll.zlo
J. Rltchoy and others, on tho 7th day of De
cember. 180D, and that tbo said defendants
bo required to rcdoom said land from said
decreo within a short day to n llxod by tho
court, and that In. tho event that no such re
demption Is mado. that tho tltlo of tho plaln
tllT In and to said land bo forever qulted as
against any right, title, lien or Interest of
said defendants In and to said promises, and
that said defendants be enjoined from clalui
Inc any rleht, tltlo or Interest In said prem
ises or Interfering with plaintiff's possession
of samo and that tho said defendants bo
wholly excluded from any Intorest in said
land and for general equitable reliof,
Vott aro required to anstor said petition
on or boforo tho 7th day of March. 1010.
Dated this Hist day of January. 1010.
LAURA K. PORTER.
J25-4 By Wilcox & Ualllcan.
Attornoys for Plaintiff.
Serial Nos. 01783.02063.
Notice for fnbllcation.
Dopartmont of tho Intorlor,
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platto. Neb.
Jan. 10th, 1010.
Notlco Is horoby clvon that Sarah Ostorhout,
ot North Platte, Nebraska, .who, on Juno
1st, lOUl, made homestead ntry No. UWiO.
Serial No. OlbK), for oast half southwest quar
tor and south half southeast quarter, and on
Juno -Hth, 4IWI, mado II E. No. 20100, Serial
No. 020UU, for north half, wost halt southwest
quarter, and north half southeast quartor,
section 14, Township In, north, Rangd 20 wost
of tho Sixth Principal Morldlan has tiled
notlco ot Intention to rnako final flvo year
proof to establish claim to tho land abovo
described, boforo tbo Register and Receiver
nt North Platte, Nob., on tho lutb day ot
March 1010.
Claimant namos as wltnossos: Oeorzo
Moran. of Myrtlo. Nob.. Willis Combs.Wllllam
Plttman and Garfield dutherless, all of
North Platte, Neb.
J12-8 J. E. EVANB. Register.
Notice for. Publication.
Serial No. 0lfi3.
Departmentof tbo Intorlor.
U. 8. Land Olllco at North Platte. Nob.
, , . , Decomber. 18th, 1009,
Notice is hereby given that Danlol W. Kun
kol. of North Platto. Nob., who on February
11th. Wi. mado Homestoad Entry No. 10M0.
Serial No. 01863. for west half southwest
quarter, southwest quartor northwest quar
ter and lot 4, section 1. township 11, north,
range 81. west ot the 8th principal meridian,
has filed notlco of intention to tnako final
pvo year proof, to establish claim to tho
land abovo described, boforo tbo register
nVA1 EH0,T?r. at t0,t,, p,aU?A Nebraska, on
tho loth day of leburarr, 1810.
Claimant names as, witnesses! Frank
inwrsa1a Qra3tTT.lb,i0 both of North
Platte. Neb., and John Pulls and P. II, Ilur
ruood both of Somorset. Ntb,
J- E. Kvafb. Register.
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Olllco at North Platto Nob .
, , Serial No. Jr,r WtU' IB,
Notlco is heroby gi ven that Mlnnlo M. Rose,
noo Abel of Maxwell. Nebraska, who on Jan
3rd 1005. made II. E. No. 2W7. Serial NSfoawo!
for all of section 14. township 11 N range 2d
West of the i 0th .Principal Meridian, has tiled
notlco of Intention to mako final five rear
proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo
described, boforo tho Reglstorand Receiver.
Ia?cTioi0.a Nebrasl. on tho 10th day of
Claimant names as witnesses: Isaac M
Abercrpmblo and Oust Ilosontroter. of Max-
1 J. E. Evanb, lie'gUter.
